organization
Remember when you couldn’t find a place in the fridge to put the eggs? And the deli meats had spoiled…again? OXO knows exactly how to help.
Find the perfect holiday gift for the organization-obsessed family member or friend with this handy guide to dividers, containers, and more that’ll make their Type A hearts happy.
The back-to-school countdown is on and days are getting busier. These organizing ideas will help streamline your family’s routine now and all year long.
From messy marinades to missing meat forks, avoid grilling mishaps with these tips to help you and your grill station stay organized and tidy this summer.
Countertops always seem to collect clutter, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Here’s how to organize your counter space and make the most of it, no matter how much—or how little—you happen to have. Plus, smart storage ideas for all of it.
Add much needed storage space to your bathroom shower with these clever organizing solutions.
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It’s January, and in January I always seem to tackle another problem area in my kitchen. The kitchen naturally comes with a complex set of issues. But the good news is, there are simple solutions to make the kitchen a friendlier space to cook in. I wrote a whole book about it! (My book, The Minimalist Kitchen, comes out this April! You can preorder now.(Opens in a new window)) Today, I’m tackling the cabinets and drawers
Our friend Katie Workman from Mom 100(Opens in a new window) shares how she transforms her disorganized pantry into a tidy space that makes cooking and navigating her kitchen a breeze. Check out how she tackles her pantry.
You spend hours sweeping the floors, dusting the tabletops, scrubbing the bathrooms, and mopping the tile. You light candles, turn on music, and set the food out. Your guests arrive to a beautiful home and head straight to the kitchen to talk to you while you prep the last few bites. As you go to open the fridge you cringe for a moment, remembering how unorganized and filthy it is…67 kids cups, wilted lettuce you bought because you told yourself you were going to start eating more salads, leftovers that were left over weeks ago and